. >> sean: here with reaction republican senator from georgia doug collins, oh, i'm sorry, they made the wrong decision. how are you, congressman? good to see you. >> good to see you, sean. >> seanm still not happy with your governor. >> i understand. >> sean: okay, he is a liar. he is a proven liar. we see that nunes told the truth, and the congenital liar does what he does and lies. how did he get away with it and now he is taking the entire democratic party over the cliff with him. >> i think this is his biggest mistake. his lies only let himself down that path. we talked about him before he can't spell truth much less tell it. he's crossing the line. he's taking the democratic parts over the line with his lies. the interesting thing in what he said a minute ago should scare everybody. this president deserves much better because this president is doing what is right. what adam schiff is saying is that fairness and justice are at the epitome of staying back and watching a clock and a calendar. he is saying it doesn't matter anymore about fairness. as long as we get to do the time frame we get to do it on. adam schiff has a lot to be accountable for, but not only is he hitching

sean: congressman, he signed it three times. he certified it was verified. if i, sean hannity, what would happen to sean hannity? >> i think if i lysed before fisa court premeditated lies with unverifiable document come i don't know, maybe, probably likely. i would be charged. and even mark meadows couldn't get in office as great as he is. >> that is true, sean. you would not only have run into a problem with signing off on that, but you know, jim comey is out there doing a victory dance. the only reason he's doing a victory dance is because he's not in jail. he may be celebrating the fact the ig community found him inept. >> sean: not yet. >> they did not find him a criminal yet. but as we start to look at this, they are bragging about all things. john ratcliffe is exactly right. bragging about all kinds of things that are in this report that shows another thing. adam schiff's memo, not only was he wrong not once, not twice, but three times, he deserves four pinocchio's for lying to people on what was there. >> sean: hold on. stay tuned. my next segment, i have a history lesson on congenital liar just for him. a

sean: happy for you guys. >> thank you. >> sean: let's start with, we are watching this, and you see -- as a of like pete hegseth tattoos which he shows everybody. he does. he puts it everywhere. >> only by request, seany, whatever. >> sean: it's like tattooed into the foreheads of all these medium people, fake anti-news. how do they ever get rid of that branding, i don't see them ever ever getting rid of it. >> first of all, full disclosure, i don't "the view" more than 25 different times. i actually enjoyed the debate. whether it's "the view," the media, big tech, academia, what you are seeing right now is a total meltdown. they've had a monopoly and a stranglehold on the narrative, the political narrative, for so long because they know how to play the culture. suddenly, here comes donald trump, a reality tv star, former democrat. so he knows their game and he is playing at and winning at it and doing it better than them and you see this frustration that they have thrown everything at him, everything in the impeachment, russia hoax, every media outlet, every movie star, everything against him and he's getting his message out and going over the heads of all of them for. he is setting the news narrati

we go out to new york and take control of fox news right now with sean hannity sitting in the seat. hey, sean. >> sean: oh, sorry -- kidding. buckle up. welcome to "hannity." breaking, the fisa abuse report out and the deep state need to understand they are all in deep legal jeopardy. premeditated fraud perpetrated repeatedly on the fisa court with all the unverifiable lies from hillary clinton, bought and paid for dirty russian dossier. put together by christopher steele who had only one source. yeah, a guy that was an egomaniac known to live. nothing but outright lies, abuse of corruption, political bias, omission on multiple occasions of exculpatory evidence. it is now, right here, in black-and-white for all to see. 434 pages, 17 identified significant failures that'll make it one single source that steele had and even he said as an unreliable liar and maniac, source said none of this information should be used by anybody and even we on this program, can even mention it, or ensemble cast, everything we told you about hillary clinton's unfair bible bought and paid for dirty russian dossier is untrue

sean hannity. hey, sean. >> sean: tucker -- sorry. oh, is a time? sorry, kidding. >> tucker: [laughs] >> sean: buckle up, welcome to "hannity." breaking tonight, fisa abuse report is officially out internet, the deep state, they need to understand they are all in deep legal jeopardy. premeditated fraud perpetrated repeatedly on the fisa court with all the unverifiable flies, to from hillary clinton's bought and paid for dirty russian dossier put together by christopher steele who had only one source, yeah, a guy that was an egomaniac known to live. nothing but outright lies, corruption, abuse of power, a massive political bias, omission on multiple occasions, of exculpatory evidence. it is now right here and black and white for allbl to see. 434 pages, 17 identified significant failures and inaccuracies and omissions. one single source steele had. even steele said was an unreliable liar and egomaniac. there is a source said none of this information was meant to be used by anybody, and that everything we on this program, i can't mention everybody, our

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sean. in sean: i'm not dragging it up again, but he was the president, she was how old? >> early 20s. 21, 22. >> seannd, legal adult, got it. i'm not arguing that. but that's pretty young, and he was the president. is this a stretch? >> listen, he is a dog. i defended him because there is lots of dogsne around. i was a dog at one time in my life. congress is full of them. you can hearhe the howling acros the atlantic. they are all kinds of dogs. that's why i defended him, because men lie about having sex. the president lied, he lied under oath. he pledged to it, got disbarred as a result of it. he was impeached as a result of that.ha he had to live with that in, and i think that is why hillary lost the election. >> sean: we got the headline,>> geraldo says clinton is a dog and he was a dog. great. i'm not responsible for what my guests say. rush limbaugh on fire, calling out the media t mob's obsession with the president, straight ahead. ♪ for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for

. >> sean, sean, sean. what part of 2017, '18, and '19 have you missed? >> economy is great. bs. >> charlie? >> yeah. but you know what? but sean, at least in the most critical areas of pennsylvania for republicans, republicans are getting wiped out. in the suburban counties of philadelphia and up in my area. we are seeing heavy losses. we are bleeding badly. we are losing areas. in 2018 you lost your -- 2019, i'm just talking about what happened three weeks ago. look at the philadelphia suburbs. wiped out. bigger story than virginia. bigger story than kentucky. doesn't get covered because it's not that interesting, i guess. but the point is it's been a tough three years. and you seem to think, hey, it's all going to be better in 2020. the president is a base motivator for the democrats. their turnouts have been elevated. >> i'll give you this. they probably love every tweet. do they love the tone the president always uses? i don't think they do. but the results have been remarkable. again, people's salaries are going up in wisconsin. there's more jobs than people to fill the

>> sean: [laughs] that's funny. >> unless he does -- >> sean: you sold your soul, senator. >> the bottom line is, i think the fisa warrant process, i'm looking to the court. accountability. >> seaning the fisa court. >> yes. i can tell you right now that if it's as bad as i think it is i expect the court to make sure it never happens again if the counterintelligence investigation was the sham that i think it is, we need to make sure that never happens again by creating rules. i want to know, did obama know? did obama know that president candidate trump's campaign was being surveyed by our government? and here's the question i'm dying to know, if you really believe that carter page and papadopoulos were working for the russians, why didn't you tell president trump so he could do something about it, like he told dianne feinstein. >> sean: you can't have a counterintelligence investigation of the oval office. andy mccarthy. is that true? >> i don't believe you can have one on the republican candidate for president without it going up that high. just think of what happened. in 2016, the republican nominee for president of the united states, people that were associated with his campa

sean hannity. hey, sean. >> sean: tucker -- sorry. oh, is a time? ng. >> tucker: [laughs] >> sean: buckle up, welcome to "hannity." breaking tonight, fisa abuse report is officially out internet, the deep state, they need to understand they are all in deep legal jeopardy. premeditated fraud perpetrated repeatedly on the fisa court with all the unverifiable flies, to from hillary clinton's bought and paid for dirty russian dossier put together by christopher steele who had only one source, yeah, a guy that was an egomaniac known to live. nothing but outright lies, corruption, abuse of power, a massive political bias,

sean: campaign finance. >> the trump victory operation is crushing the democrats. the wake-up call for democrats. >> sean: reince with all due respect,/ sh sh, don't give it away governor huckabee. it seems like team ow obama seem to be coalescing around deval patrick as a hail mary pass. does that work out? >> i don't think so. i think he has gotten in too late. most of the candidates create you had infrastructure in the early states. and this nonsense that bloomberg is talking about waiting until they get to, you know, the 5th or 6th state or tiewrp tuesday. it doesn't work. others have tried it. it's a disaster. just isn't going to happen. bloomberg, the good part about this is, he is going to spend 100 million of his own dollars and that means that's money he can't use to take away everyone's second amendment rights. so i applaud his efforts he probably won't get a single delegate. >> seannow not restricted by campaign finance. try to use his money, bludgeon trump without any financial constraints whatsoever. >> yeah. but who is his constituency? i mean, who does he appeal to? i can't think of a single person. >> sean: new yorkers. new york liberals? >> well, great. yeah. and donald trump isn't going to carry new york and nobody is worried about it. but donald trump is going to win in a land slide a year from now. and it's largely because the democrats can't find a candidate. one guy who ought to put narrow on his legs so he won't be talking about how blond his hair turns in the sun. that will be his best shot. [laughter] this is crazy stuff. i want to say one thing about kamala harris. this is important. i offered her some sympathy today because i'm going to tell you having been on that platform only thing harder than the decision to enter the race for president is the really tough decision to realize it's over and to get out. and so, you know, i give her credit. she m

sean. fantastic show. last night and tonight. >> sean: same to you, your ratings, by the way, huge props for you last night, great job. >> laura: thanks so much, great to see you. i am laura ingraham, this is to is "the ingraham angle" from new york city. very sparkly here. you are looking live and members of the judiciary committee, look closely. are they still moving there? wait, someone just dusted off the congressman -- oh, no. they are making their cases for and against impeachment. we will bring you the highlights and the low lights as the articles of impeachment are marked up. do they have a pen? how does that actually work? congressman jim jordan, andy biggs are there, and they will be stepping out to join us later in the hour, so don't move, okay? also tonight, the activities we found here don't vindicate anybody who touched this. that's a quote from who? the inspector general. that was one of the many monumental liesra from him durig this hearing today on fisa abuse that happened all day long in the senate. so what can we do to make sure this stuff doesn't happen again? and we don't want campaign

we go out to new york and take control of fox news right now with sean hannity sitting in the seat. hey, sean. >> seanoh, sorry -- kidding. buckle up. welcome to "hannity." breaking, the fisa abuse report out and the deep state need to understand they are all in deep legal jeopardy. premeditated fraud perpetrated repeatedly on the fisa court with all the unverifiable lies from hillary clinton, bought and paid for dirty russian dossier. put together by christopher steele who had only one source. yeah, a guy that was an egomaniac known to live. nothing but outright lies, abuse of corruption

sean: he said they had a productive meeting. at the end of the day, mcconnell has listened to his concerns, he is the leader. >> marie: he's protecting the them. >> sean: at the end of the day he's sitting down but he is the senate leader and if that's how they handled it at the time, that's great. >> marie: they had witnesses then. >> lisa: nancy pelosi withholding articles of impeachment underscores it was always partisan in nature, it wasn't about the constitution are getting to any sort of truth, this was about trying to append the election and hurt president trump. if she was serious she'd allow the senate to conduct its constitutional duty, which is to conduct a trial. she's withholding it right now for a partisan political reaso reasons. from the beginning, what i find ironic is you have -- impeaching the president over abuse of power and obstruction of congress, how is nancy pelosi not doing the same thing right now? abusing her power, obstructing congress, obstructing the senate from doing their jobs. the american people see that and that's where the numbers are moving against the democrats. >> katie: the narrative is shifting to mitch mcconnell's not doing what he's is supposed to do in the senate. the articles of impeachment move over to the senate and now there are questions by witnesses that democrats called in front of the judiciary committee, harvard law professor saying -- >> harris: let's get to it, noah feldman testified against the president in an op-ed is now arguing against holding back the articles of impeachment which is exactly what speaker pelosi is doing right now. if the house does not communicate its impeachment to the senate, it has not actually impeach the president. if the articles are not transmitted, trump could legitimately say that he wasn't truly impeached at all. scholars may go back and forth on this point but the critical part of all that is that he was a witness for democrats during the house portion of the impeachment inquiry and now he's saying, if th the president has impeached until nancy pelosi does her job. you're asking the exact question, i asked our senior producer on the hill yesterday, have we ever seen anything like this before? how could they not have anticipated she might do this? he said he's talked to long-standing people with lots of experience through three impeachments, right? and if you're over the age of 55 you are probably an adult at some point during the first two, if not all three. he said no one's ever seen anything like this before because it hasn't ever been done and it looks more like, okay, let's just try this out. rather than, we've got rules for this. so it makes sense that that past history of bipartisanship would exist because there was no reason to challenge it but this is so polarized that we are seeing new dance moves. >> marie: i think part of the challenges mitch mcconnell is not taking seriously by many accounts what chuck schumer is asking him to take seriously and isn't having a negotiation. there should be no question that nancy pelosi will send these articles of impeachment to the senate. i just don't think -- this is my opinion based on working for a member of congress and knowing a lot of them. she said we are going to do this, we just want to make sure there are rules in place. >> sean: that's not her job. her job is to say, the house has done its job, here you go, senate. >> marie: legally she is allowed to do this, so she is doing her job. >> sean: in the late '80s, the judicial nomination to the supreme court changed the trajectory in the face of judicial nominations going forward. i believe the weaponization of impeachment right now will change how impeachment goes forward. this is going to become a tool that is used over and over again by the opposition party of the house if the white house is controlled by a different party. mark my words, this is now the new norm. >> marie: people said that about the clinton impeachment, too, lisa. >> lisa: republicans are going to do the same thing to the next democratic president at some point down the road, you see it with blowing up the filibuster for the lower courts as well, the republicans turn around and did it for senate confirmation as well. this is the new weaponization of impeachment, they are cheapening it and ma

now available at gnc. ♪ >> sean: unfortunately that is all the time >> sean: unfortunately that is alling. before we go, i'd like to wish you and your entire family a very merry christmas. you can say that on the show. we hope you will set your dvr never miss missed an episode of hannity. we will never be part of the mob, let not your heart be troubled. it's christmas, have a great night. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the ingraham angle on the road. while i usually broadcast to every night from here in washington, i think it's really important for us to cover stories that take us outside the dreaded beltway mind-set. stories that impact the lives of all of you. from the ridiculously awful homelessness crisis in californiaia to the heartbreakig violence in chicago and of course to the dangers at the u.s.-mexico border. i want to make sure that you know what's going on in your own backyard, things that ultimately impact all of us. the left has been so obsessed with taking down our president that they'vehe

sean: i want to congratulate you. >> thank you very much. >> sean: thank you for being with us. tonight, we have not one, nope tonight is a special night, two villains of th"villain of the d" that is next. >> lunacy on full display with area 51, rachel maddow's conspiracy tv, msnbc and president trump joking about running for a third tavern. maybe we could keep saying it because it literally drives them nuts. joy reid is upset and generally concerned, president trump may be the president forever. let's take a look. >> what happens? in all seriousness, what happens if donald trump who doesn't believe in the constitution. he just believes in power and money for donald trump. if he just says, you know what to him if i leave this office i might get prosecuted in new york. what would happen? joking about it, but dictatorships happen all over the world when the person jokes about it. >> seanot your heart be troubled, not going to happen and congresswoman maxine waters back in the news later in the hour. republicans don't care about the constitution or democracy. remember impeach 45, impeach 45. you would think she would be happy, following through on her dream. hoping to reelect donald trump. take a look. >> watch what happens in the senate. you are going to see what happens when your democracy is undermined. you are going to see what happens when you have people in power who disregard the constitution, who don't care about the democracy, who are opening the door to vladimir putin and russia. >> sean: only vladimir putin, only russia dirty dossier hillary paid for it. "new york times" said like russian information from the beginning. i'm trying. all right, let not your heart be troubled. of course, that is all the time left. we will never be hate psychotic trump media mob. we will seek the truth. set your dvr and never miss an episode 9:00 eastern, hannity, laura ingraham

sean: will move on from here. how long would you imagine after the house presents its case, and that will happen in volt -- >> if they do it next week, at sean, we will be able to get consent for christmas. we would turn to it right around the first of the year and would stay on it, and my hope is that it would be a shorter process rather than a lengthy process. >> seanso you have your book. look, donald trump is a lot of things, and i probably have known him to be longer than you, it may be 20-some odd years. he is a disruptor, iconoclast, a fighter, he's also gotten a lot of good things done for the country, kept a lot of promises, with your help, on judges, tax cuts, it certainly has got the money for the wall. ending burdensome regulation, better trade deals, al-baghdadi is dead, the caliphate defeated. what have you learned over this time with the president now, almost three years, that maybe you didn't know. >> let me tell you what this book is about, the most long-lasting contribution that donald trump and senate republicans have made to the country, and that is putting young men and women who were strict obstructionist who will live a job as a judge is to follow along on the courts. our 50th circuit court judge just yesterday, sean, to put that in perspective, barack obama did 55 circuit judges in eight years. we have done 50 in three years,

sean >> sean: isn't that the same group, nicholas sandmann, black hebrew israelites? if i recall right? let not your heart be troubled, we are not the hate-trump media. laura ingraham, i got to see you along with tucker earlier this evening. you are funny. >>>> laura: hannity, i can't believe first of all the three ofyoau us were together. how often are we all three of the same room? >> sean is ever happened. >> laura: once or twice, right? and i kept saying -- >> sean: i'm sure we will do election coverage for the channel. [laughter] >> laura: okay, all right. [laughs] yeah, together. >> sean: you two always get in trouble. >> laura: exactly, but hannity, we were doing some photos for a bunch of occasions, but i kept saying, this is going to be a heatseeking missile for pelosi, nadler, and schiff, coming right down on the studio. >> sean: just put in levin, the freedom caucus, devin nunes.

financier employed young flight attendants, or rather, miners dressed as flight attendants, sean. >> sean: trace, thank you. don't forget to set your dvr, never miss an episode. we will never be the hate-trump media mob. let not your heart be troubled there galore has a big show tonight. laura, take it away. >> laura>> laura: had he come a tremendous show on your part. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. gregg jarrett is in the studio with me, congressman devin nunes, lee zeldin, all with me on this impeachment farce, and the ig report, and adam schiff expose we have for you. but first, what if congressional leaders could be impeached? that's the focus of tonight's "angle." we've read all of your emails and your tweets about the democrats impeachment of session. this is a general flavor of what i'm reading. why can't they be impeached? why doesn't somebody demand that schiff answer questions under oath? and why is it a sham impeachment and open and shut case of democrats dereliction of duty? in other words, to the country? if it were only that simp

it's not based on sources. >> sean: journalism is dead in america. >> it's not dead yet, sean. it's not dead yet. i'm still standing. come on. come on. >> seanfor the most part, rare exception. >> don't let it die. >> sean: we got it right. our ensemble cast, thanks to all of them. >> you got it right and i have to say respect for you for that. >> sean: we worked hard, we double forest, triple forest, took our time. a lot of digging a lot of shoe leather. >> it matters. >> sean: we are not the mob. this is a different show. that's the other 400 networks. you can catch lara logan's new series, starts in january on foxnation.com. when we come back, sleepy creepy crazy joe 30330 taking cheap shots at the president. dan bongino, geraldo rivera next straight ahead. >> sean: as crazy joe 30330 continues clinging to his position as a front runner. "no one wants to have their kid grow up like him." really? he is a successful businessman. look at his family. he's got a great family. pulled off the biggest political upset and history and is delivered record jobs in the economy, best employment situation from 69. u.n. obama put 13 million more american

sean: yes. guilty. >> laura: why did i know that? >> seanaura: a got an email i read on air. i know you were fast asleep by then. one of my viewers said i too often say your show is great. can't you come up with something.

i thought you might take issue with sean's point. >> it's donald trump's point, sean is being a dutifulgood to see you. >> thanks, howie. howie: anxious about every other these people didn't sleep well last night. these people did, thanks to somnapure. somnapure from force factor helps you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling refreshed. don't be a zombie - get somnapure. available at retailers nationwide. ♪ ♪ ♪ howie: here is the over arching question, what impact on media an other institutions? for 50 years now the steady degradation of trust and institutions and gatekeepers of american life has been important trend for media and politics, explain. >> what we see when we look at the polling data over the course of past half century is that declining trust and all sorts of institutions that have been central to americans existence as americans and that isn't limited to government incompetence, things of that nature, but rising distrust in big business, in the media, in the congress, in churches, in wall street and even in sports league, manage cheating or doping.

sean: all of this that you're describing--why do i think, if sean hannity went before a court, decided i was born, you are presenting to the court what you're saying to the court is unverifiable. even warranted probably not true . you presented to the court is verified, why do i believe that the justice system in this country would probably put me i jail and you couldn't get me ou of jail. do you see what i see? >> i do. i think this is a very concerning. it's not just this particular particular carter page fisa. is the fact that the fbi and th department of justice can go to court, get surveillance warrant against american citizens with incomplete and false informatio that continued to erode parade if you read this and listen to what horowitz is saying. the evidence continued to erode i'm was or even a basis to have an investigation continuing on this russian collusion issue? >> thank you both for being wit us. the interview with the attorney general airs tomorrow night. disgraced fbi attorney lisa page , she went on area 51, rachel mao dowse conspiracy channel show to try to defend her tweets. i am not buying it. you won't believe what, she said. we will set the facts straight just ahead. ♪ (music building) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. >> now disgraced as mpi lawyer lisa page goes on area 51 roswell rachel maddow conspirac channel and tries to justify he now infamous text messages abou needing in insurance policy to stop trump. >> what was meant by example by the insurance policy text message. i'm interpreting what i think h meant three years ago. we are using an analogy. we're talking about whether or not we should take certain investigative steps or not. >> what about the text message that you were talking about you fear that trump would be electe and he said no, it won't happen. >> by week, he's talking about the collective we. like-minded thoughtful sensible people who were not going to vote this person into office. dore she hadn't scented? yes. can get none of that makes sens to me. legal analyst and sarah carter, okay, i'm a smart guy, my own interpretation, let's just put it that way. she is now trying to claim. >> two of the most inseparable people manageable last night gushing over one another was truly nauseating. lisa page is now trying to contort the facts, obscure the truth to portray herself as poo little victim lisa, when in fact , just remember, what the attorney general said. it is hard to read some of the text and not feel there was gross bias at work and they are appalling. page cannot accept any personal responsibility for her abhorren contact. she has no contrition for all o this. gate that is one of the things see in all of this is really think there is the intend that we've got to stop this and the plan that we talked about with andy and on and on and on our way supposed to buy that ridiculous-- >> the only true believer is rachel mao dao. no person with a brain would ge they also spread conspiracy theories nonstop. sarah, i hear you laughing. >> rachel maddow still wants to believe, she wants to believe, and it's all based on lies. they have had years now to concoct these ridiculous arguments to try to shape the narrative. it is not working. these were the two top officials . the two top officials on the investigation. she worked directly with mckay . we understand exactly what she saying in this text message. we are going to stop it don't worry, lisa can but we're going to stop it. it wasn't the american public that they were talking about, these were the people in charge of the investigation. it isn't like they just pulled text from fbi agents that we're working on something completely different and then they could make that excuse. these were the people in charge. >> seanpresident trump firin up the crowd in michigan tonight . we have the highlights, the mob and the immediate won't show yo straight ahead. ♪ >> sean: the president earlier tonight showing you, we the american people, we will not back down, we will not be intimidated but this entire, yeah, ukrainian, ridiculous, partisan witch hunt impeachment coup attempt. it came out swinging at his michigan rally. here are some of the best moments. >> we made a great deal with china. and you know, china is paying us billions and billions of dollars a year. they never gave us $0.10. they've been giving us billions of dollars. we are leaving for 25% tariffs on $250 million, they didn't mention that. you know, we are making another group of tariffs. 7.5%. this gives us a lot of room to do the phase two deal which they want to start. we made the largest ever invested in our military, seven her $738 billion made in the usa. we are now building and we have now gotten funding for the sixth branch of the unite

i thought you might take issue with sean's point. >> it's donald trump's point, sean is being a dutifulgood to see you. >> thanks, howie. howie: anxious about every other major institution [ laughing ] [ electrical buzzing ] [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh!!! -ahhhhh!!! elliott. you came back! [ e.t. theme music plays ] a lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. wooooah! -woah. holiday movies. [ remote bleeps ] ♪ i'm dreaming ♪ of a white christmas family. home. [ music swells ] some things are too important to do yourself. ♪ get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. ♪ ♪ ♪ howie: here is the over arching question, what impact on media an other institutions? for 50 years now the steady degradation of trust and institutions and gatekeepers of american life has been important trend for media and politics, explain. >> what we see when we look at the polling data over the course of past half century is that declining tr

sean hannity is next. sean? >> jason: almost sean hannity. >> tucker: jason! o see you. >> jason: welcome to "hannity," and tonight for sean. after weeks of nonstop hysteria, dramatic earrings, and a lightning fast impeachment proceeding, nancy pelosi is no longer sure that she'll submit the articles of impeachment to the united states senate. that's right. democrats told us that the impeachment charade must move at record speed because the president of the united states is an imminent threat to the election. but they are in no hurry to make it official. watch

sean hannity is next. sean? >> jason: almost sean hannity. >> tucker: jason! good to see you. >> jason: welcome to "hannity," and tonight for sean. after weeks of nonstop hysteria, dramatic earrings, and a lightning fast impeachment proceeding, nancy pelosi is no longer sure that she'll submit the articles of impeachment to the united states senate. that's right. democrats told us that the impeachment charade must move at record speed because the president of the united states is an imminent threat to the election. but they are in no hurry to make it official. watch this. >> that would've been our intention, but we will see what happens over there. you are asking me, are we all going to go out and play in the snow -- that has not been part of our conversation. i said, we are going to tonight because it's difficult to determine who the managers would be until we've seen in the arena in which we will be participating. >> jason: did she say come and go out and play in the snow? speaker pelosi has one major problem. she's completely outmatched by her counterpart in

>>buscamos que nuestros migrantes no sean secuestrados. no seano, en donde se instalaron mÓdulos para facilitar los trÁmites de aduana y migraciÓn. antes del amanecer, la caravana perfilÓ a mÉxico y cruzaron la frontera y la ciudad de nuevo laredo, liderado por " la tropa del infierno ". el ejÉrcito mexicano patrulla yo las calles con armas y caÑones artillados. amanecieron hoy y los miles de vehÍculos continuaron su viaje en carretera. como lo hizo gabriela torres, que llevÓ a sus padres del norte de texas a guanajuato. >>creo que hay mÁs policÍas, como que esas " si lleva la calcomanÍa va con nosotros ". reportero: habÍa remolques repletos de regalos para sus seres queridos. >>es navidad, donde las Áreas se juntan, se regresa a las raÍces. reportero: espera que la mayorÍa regresen el 7 de enero en una caravana similar. francisco cobos, univisiÓn. jorge: van juntos, se sienten protegidos. hay un programa federal y es ayuda mucho. ilia: claro que sÍ. quÉ mejor Época que la navidad para compartir con la familia? jorge: maÑana aquÍ estaremos. asu: y

sean: i was surprised president obama left so many vacancies and didn't fill those vacancies. >> i will tell you why, i was in charge of what we did the last two years of the obama administration. >> sean: i will give you full credit for that and take a bow. congratulations on the vote. -- book. we will be watching very closely in the senate. do you see any possible affections? >> i doubt it. there is zero chance the president will be removed from office and i'm hoping we'll have no defections at all. >> sean: senator mitch mcconnell, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> sean: when we come back, eric holder. he's actually saying bill barr is unfit to lead the doj. we have his history. obama's former attorney general may want to take a real hard long look in the mirror before making that comment. we will remind you. the great one mark levin is fired up. he'll joins us live as we continue. ♪ sfx: [sneezing] i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam! oral or nasal. made it myself. i love this place! made that myself, too. order up. fries on the side. right where i like 'em. don't forget the grease fire. burn, baby -- wait, what? -[ alarm beeping ] -i said grease fire. what are you doing on the counter? when owning a small business gets real... sorry. can i get a to-go box? ...progressive helps protect what

sean. i'm serious. >> sean: you been appointed? speak of the president is going to get a third term because the first one didn't count because he was so mistreated by congress and the press. this is hilarious. by the way, wtf means well, that's fine accordingly. >> sean: may be in arkansas. but in new york it means something different. >> it's hilarious and i had a lot of fun watching people on the left just have their heads explode. some of them were never trumpers, they'd went crazy. you have the media types. but honestly, the fact that susan rice took the bait? i've got to be honest. that was funny. i've had a fun day. >> i will be honest. because they are so psychotic, this has gone on for three years. at this point, it has no real impact. it's, like, whether it's, you know, a tree falls in the forest, nobody is there. they are like, okay, they wake up and they hate trump. now we are going to hate him this way. one conspiracy theory, we don't admit we got it wrong, mov moven to the next light. >> eric holder, bless his heart, his record as ag was abysmal. he turned the department of justice into a political organization for barack obama. so to accuse bill barr of partisanship? that is rich. let me point something else to you. when he was held in

. >>> sean cuellos, y sean tambiÉn decoraciÓn para bolsos, tiene muchas utilidades digamos en cuanto para darle elegancia y protagonismo a las prendas. >>> el encaje que para nosotros es muy importante de la tÉcnica asÍ lo enseÑamos en la escuela tiene que ver con la alta costura. >>> dice que lo mÁs importantes para preservar su arte a travÉs del tiempo es que precisamente las nuevas generaciones puedan realizar distintos productos con este bordado, desde bogotÁ, para las noticias telemundo. >>> estÁ precioso. >>> la procesiÓn religiosa mÁs importantes de mÉxico se acerca, el doce de diciembre, el dÍa de la virgen de guadalupe pero suceden celebraciÓn nosotros su honor en diferentes lugares como el caso del este de los Ángeles en california. donde los devotos acudieron a este llamado de la virgen morena durante el fin de semana. luis reporta. >>> tbor y cascabel con trajes tÍpicos, un grupo de danzantes acompaÑaron la procesiÓn por las calles. >>> es nuestra cultura y sobre todo desde mÉxico venimos danzando y es bonito, es nuestro cultura como mexicano estamos orgulloso de esto. >>

sean: ari, do you want to respond to that? >> there is nothing wrong with a big mac. [laughter] >> sean: i love big macs! stop attacking, i prefer the quarter pounder with cheese though. [laughter] >> i am all for going after your opponents in politics. that is part of the american tradition.r that's how democracy gets stronger and we should fight about ideas and personalities, and we have always been a noisy democracy. people always say nasty things about each other, but somehow in america we have always kept it within the bounds. we always kept it within the hard lines. >> seanver think that they were fair to george bush. i thought they were vicious to bush. >> well, they were vicious to bush, and face it, sean, a lot of conservatives are vicious to obama, and people are vicious to trump. we have been in a bad cycle the last 10, 15 years. i tried to break that cycle because i think it's important. >> sean: thank you, both. new evidence unearthed tonight on the bbc, raising more doubts against prince andrew and his friendship with jeffrey epstein, lolita express. this j report is shocking next. ♪ when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online selle

sean: i was surprised president obama left so many vacancies and didn't fill those vacancies. >> i will tell you why, i was in charge of what we did the last two years of the obama administration. >> sean: i will give you full credit for that and take a bow. congratulations on the vote. -- book. we will be watching very closely in the senate. do you see any possible affections? >> i doubt it. there is zero chance the president will be removed from office and i'm hoping we'll have no defections at all. >> sean: senator mitch mcconnell, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> sean: when we come back, eric holder. he's actually saying bill barr is unfit to lead the doj. we have his history. obama's former attorney general may want to take a real hard long look in the mirror before making that comment. we will remind you. the great one mark levin is fired up. he'll joins us live as we

and would you pants sean hannity and fox news in that category? >> sean hannity is an idiot. seanhannity is probably in the same category, they're just cheerleaders. people like hannity and fox news, and let's be real, it's the world i come from, conservative talk radio. if i were still a congressman, i would vote to impeach this president. there would be a norm is pressure put on me as a republican congressman if i impeach this president. but i lived with, three years of enormous pressure on me being a conservative talk radio host. my radio companies, the company i worked for, they busted my chops every week to only saying trumps praises. to say that donald trump is the greatest. that's what you have to do in conservative talk radio if you want great ratings. that's what hannity does. that's what all the rest do. i could never do that because i could only say what i believe. but they are all trump servants. >> congressman as you talk to people and they look at the root causes of partisanship in what do they look at. they looked at gerrymandering that was one of your own defenses.

sean. >> thank you, sean. >> thank you very much, sean. >> nice to meet you. my name is devon. >> thanks for being here tonight. >> thanks for having me. [inaudible] >> i agree. thanks for what you are doing. i appreciate it. >> thank you, devon. nice to meet you. >> have a good night. thank you for your support. >> high. [inaudible conversations] i'm from the netherlands. [inaudible] >> i think that we've got to deal with the immediate challenge we have of how powerful the two parties have become, and how, if a look at her own campaign finance laws, they have encouraged more power to be centralized at the very top, that kind of fans the flames of hyper partisanship. so i think that while made in the past there is room for other parties. unfortunate that has fallen to the wayside because that's encouraged, all power to be held in hands of the very few people who can leverage that power in congress. people want to vote their conscience and their put in a ia position where they are bullied by those powers. >> in that case, there's never a party that is -- [inaud

sean: i fried my turkey. why does everybody think that everybody wants to see the pictures of every aspect of your life? >> laura: i know, your stuff is mostly about politics and humor which i like. >> seanlly give a rip, me and my dog. here is me doing this. [laughter] >> laura: occasionally i've done a dog but very rarely. hannity, people now put on twitter and i'm sure i've offended this rule that belongs on instagram. instagram and facebook are not twitter. and i have to listen to that, kind of unspoken rule and perhaps --

sean hannity and fox news in the same category? mr. walsh: sean hannity is an idiot, but yeah. sean hannity is probably in the same category, they are just cheerleaders. people like hannity, fox news, and look, let's be real, it is the world i come from, conservative radio. if i were still a congressman, i would vote to impeach this president. they would be a norm is pressure put on me as a republican congressman if i am beach this president. -- if i impeach this president. i lived with enormous pressure radiobeing a conservative host. the company i work for, they hops every week to only thing trumps phrases and say that he is the greatest. that is what you have to do in conservative talk radio if you want great ratings, that is what hannity does, that is what all the rest do. i could never do that, because i could only just say what i believe. but they are all trump servants and sycophants. steve: as you talk to people and they look at the root causes of the partisanship and bitterness in america politics, they impart look at congressional districts and are mentoring. -- and gerrym

. >> would you put sean hannity and fox news in that same category ? >> sean hannity is an idiot but yes .sean hannity is probably in the same category. they're just cheerleaders. people like hannity, fox news and let's be real, it's the world i come from. conservative talk radio. if i were still a congressman i'd vote to impeach this president. there would be enormous pressure put on me as a republican congressman if i impeach this president but i lived with three years of norma's pressure on me being a conservative talk radio host. my radio companies, the company i worked for. they busted my chops every week. the only thing, to only sing trump's praises, to say donald trump is the greatest. that's what you have to do in conservative talk radio if you want great ratings. that's what hannity does, that's what all the rest do. i could never do that because i can only say what i believe but they're all trump servants and sycophants. >> as you talk to peopleand they look at the root causes of partisanship and the bitterness in american politics they in part look at congressional districts and ger

back tomorrow, apm, sean hannity right now. >> sean: ra, tucker, thank you.me to "hannity," we start with a top news alert. a tonight bombshell story surrounding the deep state and the upcoming fisa report, expected one week from tonight. this might explain everything paired remember, we were supposed to be getting the fisa report in may, june, july, august, et cetera, et cetera. ag barr said he expected the report in may. if the report we are learning about tonight is true, we might now have an explanation for the entire hold up. look at this. "the washington post" is reporting that attorney general bill barr has expressed disagreement with the key finding i in the upcoming inspector general report surrounding the

stars, he gives the performance that everyone walks out of the theater and says oh, my god, sean penn. >> seann the script like fiction he turned into awesome, gnarly and all of the other classic words of the '80s. >> what's your job? >> what for? >> you need money. >> all i need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz and i'm fine. >> things i think about myself. i'm 19, and been overseas a couple of semesters. i heard kick boxing is the sport of the future and and i'm the champion of the sport and i can see by your face, no. my point is you can relax because your daughter will be safe with me for the next seven to eight hour, sir. >> "say anything," here is the story of being an optimist and how that can sometimes be a revolutionary act. rebellion takes many different forms and sometimes the rebellion takes the form of loving the woman that they say you can't love. and you make you're life's goal her. >> watch out for that glass. >> thanks. >> if moments make movies, as they say for "say anything," it's the moment when lloyd holds the boom box and plays peter gabriel to try to woo diane court back

sean donantes, sean donantes. es lo mejor que se puede hacer. dar vida cuando ya no te hace falta. >>en ese constante reinventarse ahora lanzado un tema a dueto con gloria trevi. [mÚsica] rafael: no nos conocÍamos en persona. nos conocimos este aÑo pasado en miami. me impresionÓ la fuerza que tiene. es una buena contrincante para mÍ. cuando saliÓ esto y decidÍ hacer un dueto pensÉ en ella. le dije al productor. le dije que localizarÁ a gloria trevi. si estarÍa dispuesta para hacer esto. contesto de inmediato que sÍ. le agradezco y aquÍ estamos. no serÁ la Última vez que trabajemos juntos. es muy buena contrincante. >> sinfÓnico es tambiÉn un tour de conciertos con el que el artista va a girar en amÉrica desde febrero 20 20 rumbo al festejo de sus seis dÉcadas en los escenarios. [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ ♪ satcha: en la noticia de Última hora el papa francisco acepta la renuncia del obispo en medio de una ola de crÍticas por su mal manejo de las denuncias sobre abusos sexuales en esa diÓcesis católica de nueva york que ha recibido mÁs de 220 demandas. el pontÍfice nombra para que lo reemplace de manera temporal. el vaticano investiga las acusaciones, pero no aclara los motivos concretos de la dicciÓn. ahÍ los vas a ver escapando el grupo de adolescentes de un centro de detenciÓn juvenil de tennessee durante el fin de semana. lo Último es que ya capturaron a dos de los prÓfugos. a esta hora le siguen los pasos al otro par. autoridades ofrecen una recompensa de $25,000 para quiÉn brinda informaciÓn de quiÉn del paradero de los que estÁn libre. las imÁgenes que puedes ver aquÍ sorprenden a todos esta maÑana. tienes que ver cÓmo un hombre en silla de ruedas cae sobre los rieles de un tren subterrÁneo en nueva york. la inmovilidad de las piernas le impide levantarse para evitar ser impactado. al ver luces los testigos escuchan el grito de que iba a morir. por fortuna el tren logra detenerse y varios trabajadores lo sacaron sano y salvo. en las Últimas horas crece la preocupaciÓn por la venta ilegal de cartuchos de mariguana lÍquida para el vapeo. esto alcanza los $2,500,000,000 en lo que va del aÑo. dichos accesorios podrÍan contener un ingrediente sintÉtico que afecta los pulmones y que ya habrÍa causado la muerte de casi medio centenar de personas. galo: la venta ilegal de cartuchos que contiene cannabis mezclado con aceite de vitamina e para facilitar el llamado vapeo sigue creciendo. segÚn anÁlisis de la agencia de noticias, desde nueva york hasta nebraska en california, autoridades han incautado 510,000 cartucho de mariguana. han arrestado a 120 personas en los Últimos dos aÑos. >> lo que empezaron a hacer es echar un poco de mariguana y mÁs de la vitamina e esta, pero la vitamina e es un aceite. los pulmones no pueden con un aceite. galo: en el mercado negro gente escrupulosa estÁ llenando cartuchos con la sustancia quÍmica del cannabis que causa efectos de euforia. al mezclar con aceite produce una forma de mariguana que no huele colmo esa hierba. se podrÍa aparecer a los vapores legales de la nicotina. >>nosotros como oficiales ya no podemos por decir actuar en el olor. ya no podemos actuar basado en lo que aparenta porque aparenta igual. galo: el centro de control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades seÑala que esta combinaciÓn ilegal en la culpable de la mayorÍa de los problemas pulmonares que ya habÍan enfermado a 2200 personas y habÍan matado a 47 en los Últimos nueve meses. >> la gente no deberÍa de comprar productos de mariguana en la calle. entonces, si son de vapeo no compren en la calle. no hay manera de identificar si son verdaderos o si tienen esta vitamina e. >>estos cartuchos ya estÁn circulando con la droga a nivel nacional. sÓlo en nueva york autoridades confiscaron 200,000 cartuchos en los Últimos meses. se pueden vender hasta $50. para los usuarios constituye una alternativa mÁs discreta y rÁpida para consumirla mariguana comparado con los cigarrillos de hierba. satcha: despuÉs de la tormenta no precisamente llegarÍa la calma. jack que viene otro sistema por ahÍ y que tendría el mismo recorrido que al -- azotÓ al paÍs en los Últimos dÍas. jackie: exactamente. esa tormenta que la que te refieres es para losresidente de todo el sur de california desde san francisco, los Ángeles. ustedes iban a lidiar con el dÍa de hoy con fuerte actividad de precipitaciones. la buena noticia es que toda la lluvia hacÍa falta. hemos estado aliviando con los fuegos forestales. mientras tanto, el centro del paÍs estÁ con condiciones muy estables. houston les cuento que hoy no llegan adelante van a muy placenteras, inclusive, entrando para el fin de semana me atrevo a decir casi 75°. todo el sureste del paÍs. new york todavÍa con serios acumulados de nieve, pero ya despuÉs de la tormenta llega la calma. ahora eso sÍ para darse un buen cafÉ, desayuno, a paliar con mucha paciencia. sobre todo, el estar bien abrigados y tener mucha precauciÓn con estas altas temperaturas que se esperan para el dÍa de hoy en el sur. bastante frÍo para todo el noreste. continuamos nosotros con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] carlos: muchas gracias. ya estÁ nuestro querido amigo. chef: bienvenido. pÓngase chicharito. [hablan a la vez] [risas] carlos: muy bien, muy ansiosos para que nos digan lo que estÁ pasando, sobre todo, en la liga mexicana.el tata martino. todo bien con respecto al asamblea de dueÑos votÓ este martes por la reducciÓn de jugadores extranjeros a un plazo de tres aÑos. temporada 2020 y 2021 podrÁn contar con 11 extranjeros y poner a nueve. chef: no es tan bajito. >>serÁ de manera paulatina. para la temporada siguiente despuÉs tendrÁn 10 extranjeros y poder poner ocho. quieren llegar a 2022 y 2023 y tener sÓlo nueve extranjeros y poder poner siete. sigan siendo muchos. [hablan a la vez] carlos: ahora, casi todo el equipo puede ser extranjero. todo el equipo. >>mucha gente dice de preguntar al apremiarle si esa es la soluciÓn. en la premier te sale el arsenal con 11 extranjeros. chef: es algo tambiÉn de doble filo. puede subir el nivel en cuÁnto al general de la liga, pero te tengo mÁs informaciÓn. los grupos de la copa amÉrica 2020 que se va a celebrar en colombia y argentina. ya estÁn conformados. el sorteo estÁ interesante con el tema de los dos grupos. argentina, australia, chile, uruguay, paraguay. el otro colombia, venezuela, ecuador, perÚ, qatar. necesitan los invitados. es lo que pasa la conmebol. carlos: yo creo que deberÍamos estar ahÍ. chef: es una buena prueba jugar en la conmebol. >>sÍ. pero estÁ el tema de la concacaf que tiene su copa continental. ahÍ estÁn los grupos. serÁ un poco diferente en esta ocasiÓn. obviamente, con los invitados de australia y qatar. carlos: ayer hablamos de messi. hoy vamos hablar de messi. maÑana hablamos de messi. dijo algo bien chistoso.reco pero hablÓ messi. miren lo que comentÓ. por un lado me gustaba tener cinco y ser el Único. cuando cristiano mary waldo admito que me doliÓ un poco, pero en ese momento tenÍan mÉrito para llevarse el balÓn de oro y no podÍa ser mucho. fue lo que dijo. autocrÍtico. pasaron tres aÑos. tres o cuatro aÑos para que volviera a ganar. carlos: para que la envidia tambiÉn da buenos resultados a veces. [risas] estÁ guapo, tiene más abdominales que yo. ahÍ fue por su cesto. chef: me gusta que ellos se respetan mucho a nivel profesional. sÍ tienen su roce, tienen un nivel de competencia muy alto por ser los dos mejores del momento actual, pero cada vez que uno gana siempre estÁ todo bien. carlos: si no existiera uno, el otro no tendrÍa esa competitividad. >> la gente los va a extraÑar. no importa si son del barça o del madrid. el fÚtbol no es igual. se viene recorte para la mls. nacho fernÁndez es uno de los mejores futbolistas y lo estÁn buscando los Ángeles galaxy y el inter miami. quiÉn lo ganarÁ? quiÉn sabe. ahÍ estÁ el futbolista que ha sido transcendente en primera divisiÓn de argentina con river. veremos quiÉn lo gana. es una carta de oro. habrÁ que ver. carlos: hay mÁs argentinos tambiÉn en miami. serÍa un agasajo. chef: apenas david beckham le habla y lo trae. >> el poder de beckham. yo me quedo con mi pueblo de los Ángeles. no creen en nadie. vencieron 105. lebron james son un monstruo. 18 y 3. son el mejor equipo de los Ángeles. se pueden emocionar. tambiÉn el miami anda bien. [aplausos] chef: no tenemos al rey. [hablan a la vez] [risas] >> vamos a terminar con box. estamos a cuatro dÍas de el choque de gigantes. carlos: muy emocionante para andy. >>esto en la arabia saudita. las apuestas colocan al inglÉs como favorito, pero asÍ fue en la primera. el mexicano paga 17 17 por cada $10 que ponen en la mesa, pero serÁ complicado. carlos: andy, eres mi Ídolo! quÉ personaje! quÉ actitud! quÉ humildad! quÉ cuerpo! [risas] >> el primer peso mexicano. increÍble. carlos: para toda la comunidad mexicana ustedes lo vieron. es pesado, pero, quÉ puÑos! chef: aquÍ lo vamos a esperar con un buen desayuno. >> venga, venga. chef: tenemos mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". raÚl: gracias por venir. francisca: tenemos a lucÍa mÉndez. el amor llega. aquÍ tenemos sus impactantes revelaciones. raÚl: en las noticias un paÍs que queremos mucho como colombia. vive su tercera huelga nacional en contra del gobierno de ivÁn duque. le decimos quÉ estÁn exigiendo en esta oportunidad los manifestantes. francisca: tambiÉn no se pueden perder todas las aventuras que alan vive en disney. raÚl: todo esto y mucho mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". amanecemos siempre con la protagonista de la noticia. raÚl: gracias por seguir con nosotros. estamos con unos cafÉs sabrosos.muy buena. muy buena. asÍ dice mucha gente. anoche se llevÓ la fiesta de la mÚsica regional mexicana mÁs esperada del aÑo. vamos a ver quÉ pasÓ. >>hubo una tremenda fiesta. los mÁs importantes artistas del gÉnero regional mexicano, algunos del urbano y de la salsa, formaron parte de esta imponente celebraciÓn. >>siempre es un placer venir a este tipo de fiestas. este tipo de evento que reÚna mucha gente. para nosotros es un verdadero placer venir a mostrar lo que venimos promocionando. disfrutar de este pÚblico maravilloso. [mÚsica] >> me da una felicidad grande en esta fiesta mexicana. tener un espacio y que me den esa oportunidad. >>por supuesto que el pÚblico se llevaron las palmas por parte de el elenco. >>muchas gracias a todos ustedes que durante todo este 2019 hemos trabajado tanto y nos han apoyado muchÍsimo. les pido que pasen una fiesta formidable. >>creo que es importante hacer este tipo de evento para el pÚblico para que disfrutan de nuestra mÚsica. aunque sean: increÍble. no referimos a lucÍa mÉndez. hacer reveladores confesiones sobre un nuevo amor. veremos lo que le dijo a nuestros amigos de televisa espectÁculos. >> te has visto cÓmo abuela? lucÍa mÉndez: me muero. por favor. como que se les pasÓ la cosa. no quieren. se quieren casar. quieren llegar a formar una familia, un matrimonio, etc. la verdad que yo me morirÍa por ser abuela. >>en otro tema se mostrÓ satisfecha porque un juez fallÓ a su favor hace unos dÍas en una demanda que interpuso por difamaciÓn. lucÍa mÉndez: nosotros rompimos ese hielo. ahora es millones y te insultan, ok? yo creo que hay personas que a travÉs de degradar, de difamar, de hacer cosas van subiendo. ahora no tienen que pensar mÁs. >> dijo que, nuevamente, estánu espera celebrar el prÓximo inicio de aÑo nuevo. lucÍa mÉndez: el 31 de diciembre no sÉ con quién voy agarrar la jarra. claro que tengo picadillo. >> estÁs contenta? lucÍa mÉndez: muy contenta. [risas] muy feliz. >> en plena entrevista galilea montijo

sean: come to my show fill in on my radio show's side of the hired in the intro out your thing. final do the blue card i am mark live-in filling in for sean hannity called me this number. after you say that. mark: was that 48 or 50? sean i wrote one for each segment. and i would send mark live-in for sean hanna and niall here's her number. i knew, and i begged them to do saturday show for for a year. a sunday show. for free, and you took it out on me, but then, you got on after me on her station in new york. and then you got syndicated. and then you got on tv. but the.is this, i love this guy, he is such a national treasure and it was pulling teeth every step of the way to talk you into everything. mark: that is true. sean: thank god because that is the story. mark: let me say this you are a great friend and a great patriot. and you are very supportive of young people, of other people. there can be people in this business who don't want any competition so they try to destroy them. you are not that way. let me ask you this? let's take a look at this transcript drove fast. which is why the democrats don't really want to tell the truth about it. the president says do us a favor. us. he's talking about the country working

sean: yes. guilty. >> laura: why did i know that? >> sean: i was incoreigible. >> laura: a got an email i read on air. i know you were fast asleep by then. one of my viewers said i too often say your show is great. can't you come up with something. you bothw say great. >> sean: hannity, you suck. i do say that. i have to come up with new adjectives. >> sean: we are in a battle for the soul of this country. you are a warrior. i love what you do every night. >> laura: you got it. you got it. >> sean: i don't apologize for that. find that lady. i want to give her something. >> laura: get her the butterball fryer you never gave me. >> sean: you are mean. i will tweet it out right now. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. throughout the impeachment sham, we have to come up with a new word for sham, democrats have been lying to you again and again. we will explain how. it's important we get specific unlike the other crowd that traffics in generalities. then judiciary ranking member doug collins is here. he tells us how he was lied to behind closed doors earlier this week. while confirming the impeachment plunge, speaker pelosi became unhinged. newt gingrich has experience and he will respond. and don't think we f

sean. many thanks to sean for allowing me to a host. in one more shameless plug from my book power grab and the g.o.p. and republic going on right now. but most of all tonight, i want to thank the men and women who are serving in the united states military. god bless you. you are away from your families. we want to thank those families and thank those men and women. the united states of america is the greatest country on the face of the planet. ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this especially edition of "the ingraham angle." nancy's impeachment and the subsequent flameout that occurred the same week. a fisa court judge demanded info about fbi lawyer linked to carter page's warrant. congressman andy biggs and former whitewater independent counsel robert ray are here tonight to respond. also tonight, the failure of the 2020 democrats to push back successfully against the presidents roaring economy will be the story of next year's election. we are ready here